Sentence examples for both theory and practices from inspiring English sources

This points out from both theory and practices a novel method for improving the motion performance of the parallel mechanisms.

Experimental economics has had a huge impact on economics, in both theory and practice.

Getting By is the outcome of eight years' ethnographic study, based on both theory and practice.

"It gave us precious experience in both theory and practice," he said during the ribbon cutting in November.

And what of you, you who are already forgetting?" This essay, like this book, is both theory and practice.

Both theory and practice show that as countries get richer and their productivity rises, their real exchange rates appreciate.

Along with this design/build ethos — meant to consolidate both theory and practice in a single individual or firm — Yestermorrow adds healthy doses of sustainability.

So the claim that fiscal responsibility requires immediate spending cuts to offset the cost of disaster relief is just wrong, in both theory and practice.

"History has shown that the Cultural Revolution was utterly wrong, in both theory and practice," argued the People's Daily article, which was headlined "Learning lessons from history in order to better move forward".

Because his points of reference hark back to Argentina in the 1930s and 40s, and both theory and practice on child discipline in western Europe in 2015 are a world away from that.

Medieval popes, such as Gregory VII, Innocent III, and Innocent IV, clarified in both theory and practice the precise meaning of that fullness of power (plenitudo potestatis) over the church to which, according to some scholars, Leo I himself had laid claim.